Summer Film Series: Fly Away Home

Spend the summer with nature-inspired films at the Wildflower Center. The Summer Film Series features wildlife documentaries, environmental stories and family favorites throughout June, July and August, all included with general admission. Thursday, August 6 Wildflower Center Auditorium Doors: 10:45 a.m. Film: 11:00 a.m. Rated PG | 107 min | 1996 Directed by Carroll Ballard In Fly Away Home, a young girl named Amy discovers a nest of orphaned Canada goose eggs and raises the goslings herself. When it comes time for the birds to migrate, Amy and her father embark on an extraordinary journey to teach them how to fly south for the winter. Pricing Included with general admission No reservation required First-come, first-served seating Doors open at 10:45 a.m. Entry is always free for members. Join today!